Recent events surrounding a new anonymous forum raised important questions about censorship and limits to speech, and perhaps most importantly, if anonymous submission pages have a future as a forum for debate.
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Disclosing to people is an act of fully claiming my autistic identity and honestly it has begun to feel like a moment of empowerment.
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Kirsty King speaks to two young people who were diagnosed with ADHD after leaving school, about the challenges they have faced accessing support in Northern Ireland.
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“They find themselves in 3rd place after achieving seven wins in 12 games. Only Ballymacash Rangers and Steel and Son’s Cup winners Bangor sit above them.”
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The impact of the cost-of-living crisis on students has been making headlines over the last week. While Queen’s University Belfast students eagerly await support payments from the university, many other students are not receiving additional financial support.
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It’s 2023! Another new year, causing many to reflect on the year just passed. The ending of a year brings with it an array of feelings. For some, joy and excitement. For others, anxiety, and fear over the rapid passing of time. Likelihood is, many of us feel a mix of both.
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The union had previously confirmed Wednesday 1 February as the first day of strike action but has now released the dates of the 17 following days
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David Williamson visits the Van Gogh Experience in Belfast and shares his views on the artist and his portrayal in the immersive exhibition.
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